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Nice jeep

It's fun to spot Red Rock in old westerns and Tv shows. Not quite as ubiquitous as Alabama Hills, but hey, there it is!

I rember this cone looking thing from when I was younger, 1970 and 1980s ,in this time of my life,, we would up and cut fire wood in the burn areas, thanks , and back then there were no wind farms at all, thanks BigAl California.

Great video. Swamp has been on my list for a couple of years. I hear mixed reports about how hard it is. It’s often rated a 7/10… but then so is Brewer, which with the exception of the last 1/2 mile is really quite easy. Thanks for the video, hope to see you on the trail!

Claraville welcomes you,but please stay on county road as they don't cotton to trespassers.

Have you been out to Strawberry since then?

Back in the 80's I was a counselor in a school youth program at the Havilah FS Guard center, spent many a day in the Paiute Mtns, planting trees, fire hazard reduction, wildlife habitat improvements, etc. some to the best times of my life. Nice to revisit with this video, thank you

Just did this last weekend with the Bakersfield Trailblazers. Great group, tons of fun!

It's obviously the remains of a huge dragon like the one in North Africa. Watch some of Roger's videos from Mudfossil University. The explanation the geologists give is nonsense, but that's nothing new.

Hey thanks for showing this location, I bet the next video of this location will have trash everywhere 👍

The thumbnail looked like a white crocodile looking at the camera. Did you notice?

Very cool

Epic video

Appears to be mostly fire lanes no 4x4 needed?

You boys still scratching your heads why the BLM closed a bunch of the trails around moab?

what map route did you use to plan?

That’s fun!! I want to get a Jeep

Every time I drive to the Eastern Sierras and see those roads makes me wonder what’s in there? And your video answered that question, thank you for sharing your good work!! Got a new follower 🥾🥾

@9:01 …I’m friends with the guy that owns the land behind that log-fencing. He’s cool. He own a helicopter with a helipad back in the property and a huge log cabin style ranch house. Think “Yellowstone” or the Ponderosa house from the Bonanza TV series.

Nearly all of the mines up there in the Piute mountains off jawbone canyon road are contaminated with arsenic from the 1800’s as part of their gold extraction. Sad because the little creeks up in that forest are all contaminated. Some mines still have signs warning people not to drink it.

My deer hunting stomping grounds.

Drove all over there when I lived in Bakersfield.

saving this video for a trip someday

That road was trashed in late April 2023 with all the snow melt.

A pimp named Slickback! 😂😂😂

The voices of the narrator and his assistant seem very familiar. My favorite part was when the narrator said, “A lot of tire marks on the way up, but very few on the way down.” [with a chuckle at the end.]

Always a good day when Mr. Green uploads. Nice work and looks like a great time as always!

In the late ‘80s we made this trip quite frequently. Along the PCT we have encountered all kinds of interesting wildlife, including mountain lions and bobcats. At that time Rabbit Island was an actual island in Lake Isabella in about 20-25 ft of water. The peaks above were home to the newly restored California Condors, and we saw them on several trips. This nearby adventure, along with many others in the Kings Canyon National Park made living in Mojave bearable.

Wow! Thank you for sharing this video! I actually leave about 30 min away from the Jawbone Station, Didn't know you could get to Lake Isabella thru Jawbone.

Late 90s i would get wood permits and go to Paiute mountain road. Several times dropping down into Isabella. Never took the Jawbone road. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed.

Wow! Dude at 4:30 standing like that in front of the winch line its a dead wish!

Nice

What size tires on the old white jeep?

Hey RZR in the the back sweet flag bro hows the view?

Do you have any more information on the " Teepee kiln: ? I've Googled and found nothing. Great video!

Be careful around those wind mills, Trump said they cause cancer.

All this great footage of Rock Crawling and I'm going to be all excited about the great clip of the beautiful Gila Monster. Endangered, Protected, venomous , rare....I hope I see one in the wild someday.

This is excellent video editing, I definitely want to check this area out for a long time. Thanks so much for the video. New subscriber 👍

great detail, thanks. Did yall camp at Grouse?

I was told that was a sawdust burner for an old sawmill.

can this be done with a side by side. Is it legal?

I really enjoyed the narration. Look forward to seeing more

Great video! We absolutely loved 2N17X in our GX460

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Wow, I like the looks of that trail....need to get out to Table Mesa and Florence...next year's goal.

Go to the Rubicon for the crowds, the Dusy for the solitude. Nice job at the "S" curve at the end. The holes can get deep.

Part 1, Dusy 1, Toyota nothing.

Well Mike I've been binging Fordyce vids in prep for this trail...My virgin run up Rubicon and then Fordyce is coming in Sept. This vid is very helpful in telling us which forks to take in the beginning of the trail and a couple miles in. I am so excited like a kid on Christmas eve. Can't wait.

San Diego native here, thanks for the cool video. Great footage. My girl who's from jersey loves off roading and we have spirited debates about our 2 home turfs. Hers= slower mudbogging and stuff. Mine- America's sandbox. We have fun "arguing" about it lol, as she thinks our version isn't off roading but rather racing. Nope, here's proof! Although she does have us beat as far as mud bogging goes. Our few are mostly man made but hey, its a desert! Haha! Good times! Take care!

Is that about a hour and half drive from Jawbone to Isabella lake? I am gonna make this trail happen.